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Video: Make Your Presentations Highly Memorable With This Twitter Technique
If you give long presentations, people probably forget most of what you presented. In fact, the research says that people can maintain high attention for about 10 minutes. So if you want people to actually remember your presentations, every 10 minutes you need to insert a slide with a short one-line message summarizing what you just said. In other words, every 10 minutes you need to put a tweet up on the screen.Quiz: What's Your Presentation Style?
We all have our own presentation style, but have you ever thought about how your particular style compares to others? And the strengths and weaknesses of your presentation style?
After years of research, my team and I have found there are four primary presentation styles: the Closer, the Data Scientist, the Director and the Storyteller.
How To Stop A Presentation That's Going Badly
Not only does stopping the presentation keep you from (figuratively) crashing into a wall, it also awakens your audience. So few presenters have the courage to stop a presentation that it’s a surprise. And with presentations going badly, it’s a very nice surprise.
Talented Terrors And 'Bless Their Hearts'
Video: Talented Terrors
People Who Set SMART Goals Are Less Likely To Love Their Job
3 Simple Ways To Make Your Workplace More Truthful
Video: Problems With Behavioral Interview Questions
Rather Than Faking Your Emotions At Work, Use This Flattery Technique Instead
You might have seen my recent Forbes article “If You Have To Fake Your Emotions At Work, Research Shows You're Probably Going To Be Miserable.” After analyzing data from the online test “Does Your Job Require High Or Low Emotional Intelligence?” I discovered that 51% of people said that they Always or Frequently have to ‘act’ or ‘put on a show’ at their jobs.Categories:
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